Welcome to a bonus edition of the No Dunks podcast.

Time to pick our 2020 NBA All-Star Game Reserves.

Like the coaches, guys, you got a little flexibility, greater positional flexibility

when picking your seven reserves in each conference. Though I have read that the ballot still has

to have like the two backcore players and the three front core players and then you got your

two wild cards. So there are rules, but there aren't rules. It's like a speed limit.

Yeah.

But I want to make this very clear, too.

These are our picks.

Okay, we're not trying to guess who will be the 14 reserves announced later this

week on Thursday night on TNT.

These are our picks, which hopefully we disagree on a few of them.

And the starters, as we know, locked in, so we're not like repicking the starters.

We're fine with what they've decided on, both the fans and the players and the media.

Let's start in the Eastern Conference, guys.

We know the five starters.

Your two guards are Campbell Walker and Trey Young. Your forwards, Janice, Joelle and Bede, Pascal Seacum.

That's locked in. So let's now pick our reserves. And to make this, well, a little

easier to follow along, because we do have four of us here picking each separate teams.

In advance, right before jumping on here, we sort of went over who we had in mine and we were like, okay, oh, we agree on him, we agree on him, we agree on him, we agree on him, we agree on him. That'll make it a little easier to follow, and then we can get into our disagreements, who we think are our final couple of picks. So in the East, we agree on these reserve locks.

Congratulations. Yes, in advance.

Jimmy Butler, all right, 20, 7, 6 and a half, obviously playing great for the Miami Heat,

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